Egypt World History Unit
Egypt World History Unit This is an Egypt World History Unit that will provide students with resources from the beginning to end of a unit.
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Egypt World History Unit This is an Egypt World History Unit that will provide students with resources from the beginning to end of a unit.
Cross-curricular reading unit built around the novel 'The Mouse and the Motorcycle' by Beverly Cleary, combining reading comprehension, writing, social studies (map skills), and science (STEM/energy/biology) extensions.
A 34-page teacher resource book (published by Teaching & Learning Company, written by Douglas M. Rife) teaching the history and significance of the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments through informational handouts, primary-source poetry and art analysis, and review activities.
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Australia to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Egypt to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about India to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Ireland to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Japan to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
Provides grade 5-6 educators with cross-curricular informational text and 'Fast Facts' about Mexico to teach cultural diversity, geography, government, history, and daily life (Lorenz Educational Press 'One Classroom, Many Cultures' series).
This 55-page PDF combines substitute planning materials with five days of student work about the Constitution and Constitutional Convention. Students annotate an informational reading, read fictional letters from George Washington’s perspective, answer questions and compare the texts. Later tasks include color-by-code, an events flowchart, review questions, a letter from James Madison’s perspective and an illustration. Daily directions, classroom-information forms and answer pages support the substitute; vocabulary activities and a word search provide additional practice.
These are Emergency Sub Plans for 5th-7th Grade Social Studies. All you have to do is print and go. These can also be accessed digitally through Google Slides. These no prep plans include directions, feedback forms and more.
Leave a substitute a connected sequence in which students investigate why the U.S. Constitution was written. Nonfiction reading and fictional Washington letters lead into comprehension, comparison, color-by-code review and a narrative letter from Madison’s perspective. Daily directions, copy planning and feedback forms support the handoff; teachers add their schedule and procedures, then keep both readings available for the later activities.
Teaches students about employee rights in the workplace, as part of a practical life-skills series on employment and volunteering.
A teacher-facing activity guide for organizing small-group student-led review presentations on a chosen subject (math, science, or social studies) for the last week of school.
A three-way role-play negotiation simulation teaching how labor unions, union leadership, and management negotiate contracts, set in a fictional garbage-collector strike scenario (Cleantopia's Waste Pros Union vs. City Sanitation Department).
High school history presentation and companion notes/activities teaching the causes, events, and aftermath of the English Civil War, including the execution of Charles I and the rise of Oliver Cromwell.
Guide a movie-study lesson on the 2020 film Enola Holmes, building comprehension, analysis, and creative-writing skills tied to the film's themes of identity, independence, and social change.
Essay Research Guide: United States Presidents is a scaffolded research project that guides students through selecting a significant U.S. President, gathering facts, outlining, writing a 5-paragraph essay, peer review, and final revisions.
What modern U.S. history or current events unit would be complete without providing your class the opportunity to research and synthesize the life of a hero of the women's rights movement?
This resource is an Establishing the New Nation Social Studies Unit . This bundle of resources has everything you need to introduce the before, during, and after of the colonies to the revolution.
A 50-page ancient-civilizations unit book teaching about the Etruscans, combining informational reading text with hands-on research and craft activities.
A comprehensive Grade 5-8 teaching unit on Europe organized around the Five Themes of Geography (Location, Place, Human and Environmental Interactions, Movement, Regions), combining reading comprehension, vocabulary, and skills practice.
A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') from the Europe Gr. 5-8 World Continents Series unit, focused specifically on the Human and Environmental Interactions theme of geography.
A single-chapter excerpt ('Chapter Slice') from the Europe Gr. 5-8 World Continents Series unit, focused specifically on the Location theme of geography.